Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers examiner appointment
Wysocki Quinn Woollam would like to congratulate Ed Woollam on his appointment as an examiner of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers’...
Private yacht use and benefit in kind – tax Tribunal ruling a salutary reminder of the law
The recent (March 2016) Tribunal ruling concerning the private use of a yacht provides a salutary reminder (if one were needed) of the...
When is a National Park not a National Park?
The High Court’s ruling this month (April 2016) in a claim for judicial review brought by Norfolk landowners Mr Timothy Charles Harris...
Port Services Regulation – Cui bono?
In all the heated debate in the UK about “Brexit” and the upcoming referendum, one aspect of EU regulation that is of crucial importance...
The (in)admissibility in evidence of “without prejudice” correspondence and repudiatory breach of co
The recent Commercial Court judgment in the case of Alan Ramsay Sales & Marketing Ltd v Typhoo Tea Limited, reported on 8 March 2016,...
‘Trunki’ vs ‘Kiddee’ – a tale of horns, ears and antennae
On 9 March 2016 the UK’s Supreme Court gave judgment in the long-running dispute between Magmatic Limited (“Magmatic”), the makers of the...
Crew work-based pensions in the UK – recent developments
Seafarers, airline pilots, international management consultants, salesmen, and the like often perform their duties in multiple locations,...
The future of UK WFSV market
“Wild Spirit, which art moving everywhere; Destroyer and preserver;” Ode to the West Wind – Percy Bysshe Shelley As an island facing the...
Supreme Court judgment – employers take note
The recent Supreme Court judgment in the case of Mohamud v WM Morrison Supermarkets PLC, handed down on 2 March 2016, is of interest to...
Opening night for new West End law firm
A new and unique offering in the marine and aviation sectors based in the heart of London’s theatre-land. The WQW team – from left Pawel...
